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Stocks trading well below their intrinsic value
Johnson & Johnson
Market Price
$152.30
Intrinsic Value
$198.50
Margin of Safety
23.3%
Dividend Yield
3.2%
Pfizer Inc.
Market Price
$26.80
Intrinsic Value
$42.10
Margin of Safety
36.3%
Dividend Yield
6.1%
Intel Corporation
Market Price
$22.40
Intrinsic Value
$35.80
Margin of Safety
37.4%
Dividend Yield
1.8%
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